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@George-K said in It’s starting:
All well within the margin of error. And I have a hunch it’s not going to be even close to the margin of error. I have no idea which way the error goes, though I think the increase in Republican registrations in swing states bodes well.
I don’t think Harris wins Georgia or NC…
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https://www.natesilver.net/p/a-shocking-iowa-poll-means-somebody
Another such maverick is Ann Selzer of Selzer & Co. (Selzer and NYT/Siena are our two highest-rated pollsters.) As my former colleague Clare Malone wrote in 2016, Selzer — like NYT/Siena — has a long history of bucking the conventional wisdom and being right. In a world where most pollsters have a lot of egg on their faces, she has near-oracular status.
So Selzer’s new poll of Iowa tonight was highly anticipated by polling junkies, despite Iowa being unlikely to be a decisive state. In June, Selzer’s poll for the Des Moines Register showed Donald Trump with an 18-point lead over Joe Biden in Iowa — surprisingly big, even considering how much Iowa has trended red over the years. (It voted for Trump by 8 points in 2020.)
In September, her survey had Kamala Harris just 4 points behind Trump — considered an outlier at the time.
Her new poll? It shows the state trending even bluer, with Harris leading in Iowa 47-44.
I have been every so often looking at the virtualtout polling, which is based on betting markets, etc. referrenced here:
I dont see why VP Harris is showing a sudden increase in poll numbers. I still think that President Trump will win.
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Wonder how much the NYT poll affected the graph?
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@Jolly said in It’s starting:
Wonder how much the NYT poll affected the graph?
Click the link ... ol' Nate and his people tell you what polls most affected their last model update.
https://www.natesilver.net/p/nate-silver-2024-president-election-polls-model
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@Horace said in It’s starting:
Paywall.
That parts not behind the paywall. Here’s a sheet with the influences for the National Popular Vote Count- https://static.dwcdn.net/data/6dLqU.csv
Here’s PA - https://static.dwcdn.net/data/uyZgi.csv
Michigan - https://static.dwcdn.net/data/p0MR1.csv
AZ - https://static.dwcdn.net/data/2TzV1.csv
NV - https://static.dwcdn.net/data/FwSWu.csv
NC - https://static.dwcdn.net/data/LW63I.csv
GA - https://static.dwcdn.net/data/zLfhh.csv
WI - https://static.dwcdn.net/data/PMbPp.csv
It’s all useless though. Either all the polls have for the first time in history gotten EVERYTHING absolutely correct (which has never happened once by even one pollster) or they are all very flawed and have p-hacked their polls to show a 50/50 shot. The fact that there are no outliers at all strongly indicate the latter.
I will lay out a moderate bottle of whiskey that the results are well outside the margin of error. 4% separation in the swing states or more.
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Internals are typically weighted towards the boss and can be far worse in accuracy than the published polls, but I can’t help but wonder what the internals are looking like to influence their decisions. Kamala has completely shifted again the last two days and hasn’t even mentioned Trump’s name once.
Now that could be the strategy from the beginning. Start with joy, then paint Trump as Hitler, then close positive… But it feels more like switching tactics since the last one didn’t work.
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The last poll that showed Harris up in Iowa, conflicted with Trump's internal polling. Trump said his internal polling showed him almost 10 up in Iowa.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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The last poll that showed Harris up in Iowa, conflicted with Trump's internal polling. Trump said his internal polling showed him almost 10 up in Iowa.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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https://www.natesilver.net/p/nate-silver-2024-president-election-polls-model
Last and final update: 12:30 a.m., Tuesday, November 5. Happy Election Day! At exactly midnight on Tuesday, we ran our simulation model for the final time in this election cycle. Out of 80,000 simulations, Kamala Harris won in 40,012 (50.015%) cases.
That's Nate Silver's "pencils down" final answer for who his model predict will win the 2024 presidential election.
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Seth's final analysis:
Link to video
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@George-K said in It’s starting:
@Jolly said in It’s starting:
The last poll that showed Harris up in Iowa
Is that the Selzer poll?
I believe so. See my post #186
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The last poll that showed Harris up in Iowa, conflicted with Trump's internal polling. Trump said his internal polling showed him almost 10 up in Iowa.
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@Jolly said in It’s starting:
lTrump said his internal polling showed him almost 10 up in Iowa.
He also said polls show 92% of people thought he won the debate.
@jon-nyc said in It’s starting:
@Jolly said in It’s starting:
lTrump said his internal polling showed him almost 10 up in Iowa.
He also said polls show 92% of people thought he won the debate.
People who want to last working for PResident Trump learn to tell him what he wants to hear.
Otherwise, they will not be long working for him.
